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The Press., 1887-04-28

Drs Starkey 6 Pa fen have the liberty refer the foll owing well known persons who have tried their
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

Mr.. |. NJ. WEsToS, who wrote the mes-
ssrs sent 70 tia President on Saturday,
showed that hs knew better whst per-
tsius 70 good ''forn" IN addressing the
President than did Governor Foraker
M-. wEsrOS addressed his message
TO .hs President. Executive Mansion,
wsshinxton. u. O." snd not to His Ex-
cellsrcy~ nor 20 "HOa. GgOvxR CLEvE-
tAxp," a. some OF tne invitations have
bean written.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

Hon. BxS BUrrEEwoEra Is bent upon
pushing has plan for trse trade between
Canada and tie United States IS be-
tween the States. This Is right II there
Is any virtue IN ths scheme the people
VII see Il. IL there il not they viii rot
adopt tie plan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

Editor GRADY. OF the Atlants Co1lstt-
tuition, who Is protsctioaist after the
manner of SAMUEL j. RANDALL, - Just
now making spor. Of the ignominious
victory won by the tree trade Democrats
o, kentucky 10 the no small annoyance
OF Editor WArrERsoS, OF Louisville.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

YVANTED-IN SMALL FAMILY. A GIRL FOR
w general housework. Apply at ia Canal-si.
u
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

Il Is hard 10 believe it possible that
Any beings IN the form OF men could be
80 dsvilishly wicked as 10 have set ire TO
the bridge a. Chsssworth FOR the purpose
OF wrscking the train and robbing the
passengers. II there ara such men no
temporal punishment can give them just
rstribution.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

Or. WILLIAM JOSKs has suca . poor
opinion OF the Lsnsing lail, N which 10
was confined Tor two days, that be Is 20
tnz u sue tie city. lie says he was n
Llbby prison, bat Il Is worse than Libby
.xsr WA
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

Marshal V0S MoLrkz regards Europs
A. on the eve Of . general war, the most
widespread that has existed .ince 1919.
II = evsr thus Being on the eve OF a
general var = tho normal condition OF
Europa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

WANTED "A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w eTal homework. Apply al once q; Mrs. W.
Z. Cummings, l97 BIT. Nernon.st. IA
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

f-foA kAAfs AE4EN flksA-tStk kAl'k thAS
Y a tsfaseal ak - - k 4its Aseh. Aoi tat ana
~ Ae< .slAA.a fast Na So Is a 4 NosalaollsA iil
Asia toE Actiux CleIiAla 4 lc1 xsa Sa1lsls nelzlt
iseI <i.fiiis sls<-ilt sf ksils f,a A&l&se a. 3
elt @seo u kesftsllsf trtsol kpftfslt - f.z a.
~ nooi caa0-oss hez1e ~ tlifd slsalAi 3riese
Al slssh scfk s4tziArtt.ss F4aianised lfaea
reSett 60 - RAJ sl.1 pFl-2its amended ~. cSlaa
ssf CsplDei fhato&rAeh thasFt msst anF
soad picture = " a. Photographs is4urued Ht<t
parffslis taA p4nte8lsn lurll lszheo sssi 4pltits
tiea. ff1-sftt t1t "a g 81 s1ss pea iatt ana
al ths same oat bona ii.eir memories ~ -
slsllllg easafade su Hee1. keale MteI szfsslsl-
uo1 gUs snieea a. n1 pa akke1
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15
Situations Wanted-Femnle.

yVAN1FD-A SITUATION BY An EXPIRE
" ezced nur-e. best Of references given. Call 81
a Lsf5Tave-st. 21i
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

MIA Vas ZASDT still lives and k''sps
Dot puzs in Chicago. One 81 tie batter
evidently .nhsrits Tia Anarchist spirit.
Il snsaksd out and 0ls boys leg the
other Day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15
isks shore A Michigan ~onthsra-
lkalamz1p6 Dlsl6lCAy

Al Trains csiif fxfrri filu4ar.
A local frclght lesfe. erand Rapid a. lt 51P
n carr ING pak-cngcrs - far ~ ksiafns1oD. -
Through tickets a. al ro.niF and bcrhs ir s.esP-
ing coscbes cSn pr secured ~ Unio1 licses once
e. Monroe 81. aud o. ierrf
" MtkFt~Ff. sCni ~ -
tTo. ". EuuoT. fifT g.cke Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

ls stikss as that BElgA LOCKWOOD -
DECLINING - bs candidate again before
shs has been urged very hard 70 DO one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

Judging from recent Washington DIS
patches the departments sre particularly
active Just nov. The man who sends
out the circulars 20 Rsvsnue Collectors
IS acting" Commissioner; the one who
slswsrs the reporters for the Department
OF Justice Is The acting" Attorney Gen
sral. and 90 on. Tbs President, however,
- doug bis own acting AZ present
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

~ y s'sHA@ht tAt. i.+itA
Passengers tsEug The t4i H express rlafs
connection al tsctr,ai TO- NeN of k.-hFof ex-
pres ha< slaspiue car from fctfuI, a. g. lsnd
kapios.-<>rit hnt running Limited okfsress icsv,
lng here a. ~ p M VII CARO- 1fr ~ Detroit
akiug dlrcc1 Counccfio, fof a. r1.ufs iaa a.
rVirf a. fcs YORK So thf Hfs4 ffsa-
lag.-fhro9ef neEeis e,~lrnd ai b n ~ 4 ~
orces. sweets Hoe Vne al dcnr
fs- tsNF.4It. 4. ltg Pass AgL
CEo. =. RrEsEs. TT3nr Manager Ch.esf0
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

sDfiiF fDsiiy ercetsi eDudsf
Ccrneeiinns-l. Va A. Ers fff'7 ia
y ch ssn efifra sn1 Grand rsTl1r a irc a1s
Fsiirrs1s- 2 Wth ~. H A. . 4 ST. HorRo-
fs,n. Hsrr0nt fsipmef cif-. 49, iFi.uis a. e1l
tsTc No~ft~Fosiefr fT tIf~
Cen rass sna 1irfei tF't. Erfl-e.ft Al ~
q t-sos Ger surt-. fef4'iefts Ele.L
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

Sunday. July 81. the Tx EaRAH-HEE-
AID began ths publication OF e. RIDEs
HAsaksBs new story, ALLAN Qus-
tsrmsiD.~ giving daily instGllments Of
from tro the thrss columns. Beginning
to0orrow 90 shau print : half page Of
the story daily and a page on Sunday
uptii the fascinating tale Is concludsd
Back NUMBER may be obtained at the
Office. Try tins paper during The con
tinusDcs Of ALLAN Qastsrmsin" and We
Shall 0sSs ron FOR rsg1lsr subscriber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

As the days grow shorter tie base ball
sccses xros more interesting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

frarrr fffrfs IFff
OH MISSION Elk KkPfps FteT BAY
s0sm s4aa
E8s leeres e. bofrs a. 5rtenfse fff 'or Essi
Pa - 80 q. and - s.. re-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

sETTER MATERIAL NEEDED FOR CARS
The Chicago Jour7laL prompted bJ
TIE horrible sgonies suffsrsd by the VIC
tins Of the Chaisvorth accident. calls
sor shs abolition of wood as = material
Tor The construction of railway cars.
One zrsst objection 20 wood - ia con
busiihis character. and another = that
the broken and spllRtersi ends, IN case
~ = snssh-up, srs iksly 80 csuss horri-
Die injuries - passengers BY lscsrsiing
their flesh and oftsn producing hssnor-
rhaxes which are fatal The Journal
suggests the nes of steal ard the con-
ssruction of the csrs on The plan q truss
bridges. each part supporting svsry other
part. IL sunh = way extraordinary
strength would - secured without in
-olvinz xrpst weight. Such cars might.
as the psper referred % remarks. be
thrown % besp. or could rin into or
over oua another. or roll down an en-
bankrssut without beng crushed. sud
While the passengers might % bruised.
they would sos bs pisresd and tern with
spiIntsrs.
Ssesl esrs suca ss the f5erusf sux
zssts -cuid. e is svidsnt. 1bviste The tro
,~-asf ob issrtions b. Which wao.ien cars
ara snbisct. T. woula seem possible that
ztill battsr car. -erhsns, might bs made
- a., ,-t-.s.4ss.,-, ~ g .t..f s-a~-a ~
tAs truss piaa and cczapistnx ths work
with rsrer. Car Wheels maize fcom "a
per havs heen IN use Fer res-s II tas
been used tcr ne on.Alnz oi houses. In
making pals snd szbs. 'er watsr ripss
sad tsnks. snd sxpsri1nents u ths frsreh
Guy Eits psFey suirsss soue vsazs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

-t'els. AT otherf tzec}a rUnnkr
eiecrlnf cafs an fnfhc sur Atart Ek-
= s~s a. Anc frOn Detroit arIor tfr nIl "a
Day fATio< auq Grand kspl1s ffVress lo and
nom i'etioH ifircci connections ns1e g. 10
ifuit win ~ fhFearb irsins sae Ii.ls.s ..I e..e
. tniou llckel Ofice. e. Nonloe-st aaa "a tnloa
depot
j " loHSsfos Mich. ra@ Az A. Non.oc g.
CEks NORRIS. tsepl ArI Funranxt
&. n. ktseLEs. -. a. anc A Iaiosg1
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

We are determined n close ont all Low Shoes
aud snpreFs N me hand tarnsd and machine
seHed goods during the balance OF this month.
Among the many bargains offered OF this safe
are the following:
500 pairs Youth low shoes, sizes lS To 2. st so
cents pair.
Ladies Hand Turned Opera slippers, co cents.
Ladies Fine Embroidered Opera slippers at 10
cents pair; worth Sl.Zo.
Ladies Fine Kid ope-s Slippers, sold every
where az sl.5U, now gsng foI Sl.u0.
Ladies' Zine Hand Turned French Kid Oxford
Tie slippers, worth tSec, only 500.
Ladies' Hand Turned congress Caters in DON
COLA KiG and Glove Cal, only $l.o0 pair.
Ladies' Fine Hand Turned Button Boots at
s25e, $500 and s. 90 pair; worth Sl.oo 70 500
Pair more &C regular price.
Cents Seamless Congress. Lace or Button shoes
only $50.
Gents Fine Stylish. Warranted shoes in every
style, a bargain al 500 and $50.
Gents Seamless Calf DcngOla or Kangaroo
Shoes that are sold the world over for 500 and
500, sell for $500,
Everything at psopOrtionately low prices. Not
trouble 10 show these goods.
You make q grevious mistake If you do no
call and examine the many bargains IN footwear
shown a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

pJeINEs~ CRkNCES-FAKfIts HAVING
ID n.o1ty a invest riH aud .sfe cbsnfos open ~
the efkud tn.oI h4ftA4, leolas suo 4. i1eFcs
bio1k ~
IL ANfED-A GOOD AMBITIOUS NAN NITH
W Foir oI Fise lbeissEEo doi.Eas capital
wanting g. luyes Ia tht mtfO sHtiie business can
haid food and vel gstHti lshr1 taoailnn by kd
dfosslug mt lonl spring helss. NleA. @ilu
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

Iso8 kESI-IHE AAEk80aN neFfI- NJ
! la1al * aelsse q als.ls - asl SAlee
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

yNANTED-A POSITION As DELIVERY MAN
w having a good horse and delivery wagon.
Driving ior a grocery store viii b. preferred.
Address b., Box ), Office Ielegram-Hc 10
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

VVANTED = AT ONCE STENOGRAPHER
w with or without type writer; permanent
ginner Address "Mannfacturer," care of mail
carrier No a.. 225
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

he Chicago a Aii0n Fslvsy Be- The fne<i
equipped. The fssas- auo Hnsssi Gree rsu'e ION
fhieaco 30 s, l.lgt. so hfnsnf .ff
A..
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15
j. 4. Williams, NJ. D.,

Thysicfan and Surgeon.
A graduate OF Bellevue Hospital Medical C0l-
Ieze New ork City, sud College Of Ehyklcian ans
aa6 Surgeons, Cincinnati. ONO. special affen-
lion given 10 diseases q women, throst and lungs
and xenersl rrsCtice- oxygen con rounded WIN
other remedies In ne treatment Of Throat and
Iuugs. Blood Poison ard Chronic disease.
Ca 90 ID M0nroa-sf- Residence "a south
Tivision-st telephone cali through Peek B-og
CF Itbbs drug stores. a0.l.0s-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

yUANTED-I WANT WORK AND MUST HAVE
W IL. am - years of sge and married. Address
A Z, Box 8, IelcgTam-He 226
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

WANTED As MILLER: STEADY
w work. hare had years experience and can
furnish good references Lock lBox Il, Bangor,
Mich. 70
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

7 WANT 4 SITUATION AND MUST HAVE 1T
| inside % a. hours. Am aged 80 and with pFsc-
tcal business experience. Address A. T.. Box 2,
Telegram-Herald. Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

yTANTED-WORK BY RELIABLE MAN AS
w bookkeeper or collector. Books posted and
albsnoed periodically. City references. Address
r., II 5pEingst 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

siaes aEoHsd tbaE walis sasA ee.zsSs
$50 Ag1t 10 sea- Is was boaza saons4 -
Fez.sl 8lllsiz. 1hs 1s<z < paPsf srs
eonsEaatiy be-ng m1ltlplisa. snd - sc
sAld. Il sssl1s possltls thai 8 aslsns %
ussd IL tils eoEslFaeflgA - cars = L.
eldsd ssgantzze. Were = f1e gs1iis
so sAA-l maze sas hsppg con-ci1A1len
u stsel sad paper zhieh s1aA rob rsa-
ssy aecidsE4ts q tAs scrst cf s1sls
hoFrorsf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

WANTED by A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
" character and habits with plenty of cxperi.
ence a position fn hardware store as salesman
HaveNoeen employed IN one Of the largeet reisil
stores In ne city, Dut desire, for very good rea
sons 10 change. Good position rather than large
GRkM-HKRALn. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

WANTED POSITION To KEEP SMALL SET
" Of books b a student. Addiesi l55 y. Divis-
iOu-st. rs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15
Situations W05tted--MaIe.

A FIRST-CIASS BREAD, PLAIN AND FANCY
Il cake baker coniectiODer and oruamenter
wants situation; single man. Address Baker
ia MOnroe-st., up stairs 22j
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15


tsoa 81 "A MAJ ll3ztE Act. ~ ~ Ks'IL
I Ssse l1t sl-E so<d sastf, ~el asa e-steen
etsF s.naaessa 50 u Ase taStelsf SAatNk -
49, A-a u ..Ls - h41a 81 = >. Eu4sar saa4.
1vs cAs1F rQ4a Icltss .2Fataiase t-.als9i : A'sss
"a. - al'or = .1a.s>-ao e-'.-~--t
THEkk Is soIHiNl IrkE GETTING sTABg
l 81 tax rEtt elreataE sR1 t1e sesi eraaa..si
,lsu 3 - e.g te4l eesstt. AsfV SO s.t.s -
- s. o9a A1l ~ ee-si'-t = even tt'lS~
azl1lhk T. Z. Prcs-A- A9fs.fs h-sN1 es1s@--s
oeee' h9sel
DEAL CHEAF-Two HolSEs. on y. lNsoN-
II 81. So sai sle5 Kos1 boarding asIas<s tar
feut e. lee Otss - si. Ss \ llfislaA an1 f0raef
bNsts ia slc tfesecDt Afe-s s-eEte fes ftlt 90
selt a. Ssoo 8 st G. $50 ~ loAH d4lils
sFaA-, ever Arcade
IsoR SAILOR TRABE FOE DEsIRkNl-E PROF
/ eEts ia esAad ksl11s CT 49s sahti ssad s ssd
eva. me Aap1tas h.slse snt tsiaiisfe siks>-
"a .Cpalusg -esl iiOsel has eoo1 trade saii
GA o. ~rite a. y T. Akanilg slsesIe, Sol1ieIs
Home. Grand ksgias. Mich. -
DARN FoR sALE-7sl. ACRES 30>< MILES s.
L - ci 0fSnd ksp1S ooli sandy $50 cay
can three ecfes ilnli e. ozlanle undef c4iiiF@
ton tOo1 ho-se tsr1s so1 sheds. WEI a. ksss1
waller Hiln windmill creek of lTiug spriDK water
fuau-ng thTelSl middle lnfse ofca4fa sChaol
Pos. Dfiee and ssoTe within 81 f01s Price o. -
o. easy teunS n Il AoCey, etsua'ile. Nieh.
Is0k sAlk-AI A BARGAIN. HOUSE, AND
II logs on Mssoos addition 81 ffom sss9 - So.
also vacant lots leflns very cssy. We also have
q house and l0i ga fsarth 81 y 6ich se sui seli
cheap Mere & Niisoll. isiyala blDcA %
NOR sALE-EARM 80 ACRES. ts IMPROVED
cay soll frame barn 4eNb6 with basement
tholee ifuit good ~steI. good school sIlHsicd.
iour iniles non Aewsyso. No ineomnfssoe.
one fourth down OF vii exchsuge Tor city pfop-
eFty. PTloe sSoJA Daniel h Sopeis Ntssygo.
Mich 4xt
NOR sALE-RFAL ESTATE BARGAINS. TIE
L laTse bIick house lSj -prDE-sf containing
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

POLITICAL coAaoS-scoLDs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15
boarding.

4 INC0LN BoNSE - sPRtN8 ST. BEsI g. A
l. 6sy iou>e Ia Michigan bAeeileni board aud
single room only 8 ptl ueek. ca board ~ slus.e
meals e5C a uigt. gule. home lev i1 filec up
Dear Aanfos a.. al the y noiessi IL ho'ssta. n Il.
depot. churches aud inealcts Particular sltsr-
ton given 10 the comhsri and want oi freaAlaals
and The friends ~ soldiers he c1t4e - tlsl The
Home. A III sullivan, Proprietor
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08

ing the city parks In good condition.
| Found correct and adopted.
Gas and water committee-Water
| Company reported having located nine
| new fire hydrants, the came having
| been accepted by the chief Of the fire
| department. Report was adopted.
! Petition in regard to erection of pole
| for electric wires In the city. Committee
reported that petition be granted on all
streets and alleys in the city, but not as
regards private houses, and that the
petitioner deposit the usual $500 for re-
pairs. Adopted.
Mackey stated that owing to private
troubles he would have to be excused
from something he was going to bring
up.
Special committee.-Petition from citi-
Zens asking that Santos street be
drained. Had ordered city engineer to
prepare plans.
Gallagher logged In the old Prospect
hill water mains chestnut. He could
hardly carry it and had to drop II.
Smye brought up the old Villlta street
sidewalk fossil Of over two years ago,
and spoke eloquently on the question.
He had brought this matter before the
council five times and now would bring
1t the last time. He asked that the
ufhyOI oIucI tuo City cHkincef W klNC
the people there the correct line for
curbs, etc. The clerk made a note OF 1t.
Alderman Belknap corrected his state
ment about marshal's and market mas
ter's report. The correction was ac-
0epted by the council.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Gallagher: That the street COM
missioner gravel Zavalla street, from
Laredo to South Flores street. Adop-
ted.
By Mackey: That the mayor have
two cog wheels cast In San Antonio for
the steam roller. Adopted.
BY French: That the engineer estab-
lish lines for sidewalks on Augusta
street. Adopted.
By Bergstrom: That new gas lamps
be put down on the new mains In the
Fourth ward. Referred to the commit
tee on gas and water to be placed In the
budget for the coming fiscal year.
By Mackey: That the street commits
sioner place gravel around the free n.y.
drant on Carr hill. Adopted.
BY Conner: To place rail on the
rock wall on the San Pedro creek, back
Of the Fashion theatre. Referred to the
committee on streets and bridges.
By French for Schrelner: That the
mayor order water pipe Oh North San
Saba street one block. Committee on
gas and water.
By Gallagher: That the street COM
missioner gravel and repair West Com
merce street from Pecos street to the
International and Great Northern track.
Adopted.
By Mackey: That the street commits
sioner fix the grade on San Fernando
street, where Ii Is crossed by the north
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
PERSONAL.

Part Of the Carleton Opera Company
Is at the Southern.
Sykes and w. G.. Butler are at the
Southern from Ksrnes county.
Lyle Crawford is In from Galveston
and registered at the Southern.
Mr.. J. d. Devine has gone to LaSalle
county to recuperate his delicate health.
DR.. Chas. Van Studford, well known
practitioner Of st. Louis, is at the Men
ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Levyt, prominent
citizens Of Baltimore. are at the Menger
hotel.
Mr.. B. l.. Crouch, the well known
sheep raiser of Pearsall, is at the Men
ger hotel.
Mr.. Spencer Ii. Cone, agent for Kate
Claxton's combination, is at the Maver-
lex hotel.
Mrs. Z. r. Soudder and Miss Newell
from New York on their way to Laredo,
are at the Southern.
Part Of the Carleton opera company
are at the Central and part at the South
ern,
Miss Annie Fowler, niece of Capt.
Fowler, who has been visiting friends In
st. Louis, has returned home.
Messrs. c. p. Sturtevant and <. p.
Birdwell, capitalists of Norwich, Con-
necticut, are inquiringl INTO resources Of
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Thompson, OF
Des Moines, are at the Maverick hotel
and are seeing the interesting sights Of
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. johnson, oil
Great Darlington, Mass, are quartered
at the Maverick hotel, and are looking
at the historic sights of the city.
J. Fl. and F. W. Whiteside, stockbuy-
ers, of Humboldt, Texas, are at the
Central. They are here to buy stock.
Mr.. J. T. Jemison, stockbuyer OF
Meridian, Miss, is also at the Central.
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HOTEL ARRIVA AIS.

SOUTHERN HOTEL--W II Nichols, r. Scud.
der and Miss Newell New York City; n
Wright, 81 Louis: IA Millett, Kansas City; w
z Moore, Fort Worth o McGany and wife,
Mrs @ ID Kirth and daus liter, LulinR; q ID Kim.
bell, NJ Parker, Miss Griffith, Miss hurry, l. J
Hill, II FIohr, Galveston; Ira NJ johnson,
Bexar county; u Frankersby and family,
Longview: Y NJ Nolen, Pearsall; W Whorton,
Fort Worth: J W Young, East Liverpool. Ohio;
X Fulton Russell. New York; Harry Is stud
son, New Lisbon; Fred Warren. Lee NJ Hart,
Max Miller, Chas J Young. II X Dryer, Gin.
cinnati, Ohio; Lytle Crawford, Galveston.
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The Beginning of the End.

The beginning of disease is a slight debility
or disorder of some of the vital organs, the
stomach, the liver or the bowels usually.
There are dyspeptic symptoms, the liver is
troublesome, the skin grows tawney and I'M
healthy looking, there are pains in the right
side or through the right shoulder blade. The
climax is often an utter prOstratiOn of the
physical energies, perhaps fatal issue. But
If the difficulty is met I'm time with Hostetter 8
Stomach Bttrers, which is always effective as
a remedy, and 1t should be resorted to at an
early stage, there will be no reason to appre-
bend those injurious subsequent effects upon
the system often entailed by entirely cured
diseases. Far better is it, also, to employ this
safe remedial agent in fever and ague. and
other malarial complaints, than quinine and
other potent drugs, which, even when they do
prove effectual for a time, ruin the stomach
and impair the general health.
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Markets by Telegraph.

Expressly reported for the LIGHT by Z. q
Palmer Il Co.. 81 Soledad street,
New YORK, February S.-Cotton-Futures
opened quiet. February, 9S bid; March,
9.39G9.4Oc; April, .4SGI9.49c; May, s.55Gs56c
New YORK, February s,-p. m.-Cotton
Futures-SecOnd Call-TOne quiet and steady
February, g.3GGD9. SIC; March, $500 SIC; April,
9.4GlI9.47c; May, 9.53lt9.54.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8, ], p. m,-Stock Market.
Western Union, 74A.
CHICAGO. February 8, p m.-Grain and
Provision Market - Wheat = May delivery,
s3nc. COrn-May delivery, 40Sc. Pork
May delivery, l3.45. Lard-May delivery,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
Eighth Annual Election.

The result of the animal election Of
officers of the German Ladies Benevo.
lent Association for the ensuing year ID
as follows:
Presidsnt-Mrs. John IIerff.
Vice-Presiden,s -Mesdames c. Degen
and A. Scholz.
Treasurer-Mrs. Major Kampmann.
Secretary-Miss Columbia Rosy.
WARD COMMITTEES
First and Second wards-Mrs. S
Persch.
Third and Fourth wards-Mrs. F
BOsshardt.
ling.
Seventh and Eighth wards-Mrs. M
Steubing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
How 70 Secure Health.

II is strange any one will suffer from dc
rangement brought on by Impure blood, when
SCOvILL's SARsAPARILLA AND STILLINGIA,
on BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, VIII restore
health to the Physical organization. IL r. a
strengthening syrup, pleasal I to take, and the
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scrofula, Syphilitic disorders, Weakness OF
the kidneys, Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous
disorders, Debility, Bilious complaints and
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, kidneys, stom-
ach. Skin, &c,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
Odd Fellows Grand officers

At the state grand encampment of
Odd Fellows held yesterday in Austin,
the following grand officers were
elected:
Grand Patriarch-J. W. Kincaid, OF
Georgetown.
Grand High Priest-Peter G. Ruckcr,
Of Coleman.
Grand Senior Warden-Julius Henry,
of Corpus Christi.
Grand Scribe-L. f. De Lesdernier, OF
Houston.
Grand Treasurer-L. M. Joseph, OF
Galveston.
Grand Junior Warden-O. Gremer, of
Paris.
Grand Marshal RIG. Brown, OF Long
view.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08

The stockholders of the San Antonio Crema-
ton Company, are hereby notified that the
second assessment Is now payable. Messrs. g..
Schneider, G. Runge, NJ. Lindner, Ad. Wag-
ner. Otto Solms, and j. U. Miller, are author.
lied to collect and receipt for the same. Prompt
payment is requested, as the building will be
under roof by Saturday next.
AID. WAGNER, Secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
Texas Patents.

The following patents were granted
to citizens OF Texas, bearing date Feb
usry l, 1887. Reported expressly
for this paper by Louis Dagger & Co.,
mechanical experts and solicitors OF
patents, Washington, ID. c.:
Frank Donald, Gainesville, hay pitoh-
ing and stacking machine.
A. j. Ross. Hollis, pillow.
J. A. Scbaumleffel, Elm Grove, cotton
chopper and cultivator.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
Colonel BeIknan,s

Announcement in todsy's LIGHT has the
true ring OF a free American citizen, in
saying that he lie an independent candi-
date for alderman at large and Is sub
servient to no parties or factions. The
people should elect him unanimously, as
the city cannot afford to lose the SER
vices Of so valuable a man.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08

Seven tramps, caught by. A. Brown
and Esparza last night below the Aran-
sas Pass depot were fined in the re-
corder court this morning. Pedro
Corona was fined S. for being drunk.
Two cases were continued and one dis
missed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08

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